Okay, here is a download link through mediafire (it's quite a big file, so I'm not sure about sticking it on the SOH server):
http://www.mediafire.com/?4c763auz2x12ag3
Regarding the nose art on the right side of the aircraft, I haven't seen an original photo of that side of the aircraft, but that is what the decal companies show. Although when I did "The Enchantress", I had a great photo to work from and I was able to recreate the nose art all from scratch myself to maintain quality (this before there were ever any decals for that scheme), in this case I just didn't want to invest the time to do so, so it is a combination of a scan of the decal that I found online, with a bit of adjustments here and there (it isn't the greatest, though is meant to look painted on). The nose art writing on the left side was all done by hand, drawing each letter to match the original as closely as possible (there are no fonts for this type of work - even with the serial number on the tail, you can't find a font that matches it perfectly, so I researched those out and made the numbers (0-9) all correctly from scratch a few years ago and they are always included in the Warbirdsim P-51D paintkits). This repaint is for "Little Friends I", and is assigned to use a model that actually matches it very well, with the P-38 mirror just as the original had, fitted in the field.
In the screenshots above, and in general use as of late, I have been using the environment map by Bob Rivera, available at Avsim with the file name GlobalEnv_Texturesv1.zip - the same environment map that should be used with Dimus' Fantasy of Flight scenery.
Here are the two images of the original aircraft, that I'm aware of and used for this project. Note that, between when I took the above screenshots, and now, I corrected the tail number - it being 44-72322, not 44-73322 as I had it.
